Da Luigi ai Faraglioni

Spiaggia bellissima, una riserva naturale spettacolare ai piedi dei faraglioni. Gentilezza, cortesia e ospitalità. Cibo ottimo. Da non perdere!!!

Una domenica da soli senza figli in un luogo che di meglio non c’è. Tutto organizzato nei minimi dettagli, una barca ci aspettava al porto, giro per vedere la grotta azzurra, poi vista fantastica dei Faraglioni per giungere infine in questo fantastico scorcio.Posto da sogno, piatti spettacolari e titolare unica . D’obbligo ritornarci . Consigliatissimo

Ho preso un intossicazione con il pesce! PESSIMO! Mi ha rovinato la vacanza e in più mi ha fatto spendere un casino di soldi!! Pago per mangiare bene non per star con nausea,vomito e mal di pancia tutta la vacanza!!! QUALITÁ PESSIMA!! SCONSIGLIATISSIMO! VERGOGNATEVI.

I’ve been visiting Da Luigi in Capri with my family for many years, though this was my first time back since before Covid. I was happy to see that much of the charm remains — the breathtaking location is just as unique as I remembered, and many of the same staff are still here. Unfortunately, some things have changed, most notably the prices. The basic entrance fee is now €115 per person, and surprisingly, that doesn’t even include an umbrella — that’s extra. Before, this spot was popular with Italians and locals, but now it seems mostly frequented by international visitors, likely because they’re the ones able to afford the new rates. On arrival, we were offered an upgrade to “prime” €800 front-row seats, which came with only minor perks compared to our third-row spot. You do get a voucher for food at the restaurant, but the menu is steeply priced — a simple salad is close to €30, and a cappuccino is €10, even by Capri standards. We ordered a salad to start and pasta with seafood for our main. The salad’s seasoning was disappointing, likely due to poor-quality oil and vinegar, while the pasta sauce was tasty but nothing extraordinary. To make matters worse, the pasta itself was overcooked. Service was polite both at the restaurant and on the sunbeds, though there was a noticeable push toward upselling. The sea, as always, was pristine, the water refreshingly cool, and the view absolutely spectacular. That said, the beach was surprisingly quiet for August — perhaps a sign that the quality-to-price ratio isn’t hitting the mark. While I still recommend it for the scenery and the setting, it’s hard to justify the cost when Capri offers other beautiful spots at better value.